one way would be to put in a verification step. touch once to have
the contact announced, touch again to activate or if that is not the
desired point, touch another an have it confirmed. It iss possible
to memorize touch points provided they are not too numerous and or
close ttogether.
On Jan 10, 2007, at 2:17 PM, Juan Hernandez wrote:
But how could you use a phone like this if it if the entire control
system
is a touch screen that changes depending on the needed input?
Take care.
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To: General discussions on all topics relating to the use of Mac OS X by
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Subject: Contact Apple: VO and iPhone
I think that, based on the conversations on this list, that the
iPhone could
be made very accessible, but the question remains whether it will or
not. I
suggest we contact Apple and let them know our interest.
There's still six months until it is rolled out. That might be
enough time
to make a difference. Maybe not, and i don't hold out high hopes, but I
think we ought to try. I would love a phone like this if VoiceOver was
included.
